Hannah Cline is a journalist based in Charleston, West Virginia. She is a contributor to WCHS and The Daily Reflector, covering local news and events in the Charleston area. Hannah's reporting focuses on a wide range of topics, including crime, education, community events, and human interest stories.
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Hannah's coverage focuses primarily on local community events, school-related news, and updates on natural disasters or accidents. She seems to be particularly interested in stories related to education, family & relationships, pets, crime, and sports.
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A round of applause for West Virginia's Young Writers Day.A chance for first through twelth graders to participate in writing workshops and receive recognition
By: Hannah Cline
In a closed meeting at the Embassy Suites in downtown Charleston, the West Virginia Department of Education and school administrators sat down with the FBI and
By: Hannah Cline, Leslie Rubin
A mother and daughter accused in a child and animal neglect investigation in Mingo County appeared in court Thursday.Sharon Simpson, 63, and Christi Hatfield, 3
From push-ups to high knees and crunches, nine West Virginia elementary and middle schools headed to the Culture Center in Charleston for bragging rights and to
For weeks, FEMA has had boots on the ground in multiple West Virginia counties following April storms, as disaster assistance is now more than $1.2 million.
This week was an emotional moment after a breast cancer survivor from South Carolina visited CAMC Women and Children's Hospital."Cancer is a diagnosis, not a de
By: Hannah Cline
Breast cancer is the most common diagnosed cancer in West Virginia, affecting both men and women, and a tattoo studio in Charleston is leaving its mark in helpi
Ripley High School has a new course that has grown over the last couple of years. Eyewitness News stopped in the Floriculture class“This is an opportunity that
According to Fnatic, 46 percent of gamers worldwide are female and one student at South Charleston High School is looking to increase that number with help from
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